ASUS ROG Swift 32” 4K HDR 144Hz DSC Gaming Monitor (PG32UQX) - UHD (3840 x 2160), Mini-LED IPS, G-SYNC Ultimate, Local dimming, Quantum Dot Technology, DisplayHDR 1400, Eye Care, DisplayPort, HDMI
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Style: 32" 4K 144Hz Mini-LED DSC G-SYNC Ultimate
Features
- 32-inch 4K (3840 x 2160) mini LED gaming monitor with 144 Hz refresh rate designed for professional gamers
- G-SYNC ULTIMATE features the latest NVIDIA G-SYNC processors to deliver the best HDR gaming experience
- Full Array Local Dimming (FALD) backlight delivers 1152 independent LED zones and peak brightness 1400 nits with DisplayHDR 1400 certification
- Quantum-dot display with a wide DCI-P3 98% color gamut provides realistic colors and smoother gradation
- With LiveDash* OLED display on the front deco bar, you could choose to display either a customized icon image or the system information such as CPU temperature, GPU info and more
- Robust connectivity with DisplayPort 1.4 DSC, HDMI (v2.0) x3, USB 3.1 x2, and USB 2.0 ports
- Whats in the box: ROG HDMI cable, ROG DisplayPort cable, ROG USB-A to B cable, Power cord & adapter, Quick Start Guide, Warranty Card, Color calibration report, ROG Welcome card, ROG Stickers, Tripod Thread Screw, Wall mount screw, tripod screw, Replaceable LED light covers, ROG pouch
- 3-month Adobe Creative Cloud: Receive complimentary access with the purchase of this product (valid until 8/31/2026)
Description
Game with lifelike gaming visuals with the ROG Swift PG32UQX gaming monitor. Featuring 4K 144Hz and NVIDIA® G-SYNC® Ultimate, PG32UQX boasts 1152 independent mini-LED zones that deliver a peak brightness of 1400nits, while quantum-dot technology and true 10-bit color depth enable over one billion colors for accuracy and smoother gradations.
Brand: ASUS
Screen Size: 32 Inches
Resolution: 4K UHD 2160p
Aspect Ratio: 169
Screen Surface Description: Matte
Aspect Ratio: 169
Screen Finish: Matte
Refresh Rate: 144 Hz
Display Type: LED
Display Technology: LCD, Mini-LED
Viewing Angle: 178 Degrees
Brightness: 1400 nits
Color Gamut: 150.0
Has Color Screen: Yes
Picture Quality Enhancement Technology: TÜV Flicker-free TÜV Low Blue Light VESA DisplayHDR 1400 G-SYNC ULTIMATE
Screen Size: 32 Inches
Item Dimensions D x W x H: 19.84"D x 28.62"W x 12.05"H
Item Weight: 24 Pounds
Resolution: 4K UHD 2160p
Display Resolution Maximum: 3840 x 2160
Native Resolution: 3840x2160
Voltage: 240 Volts
Connectivity Technology: HDMI, 2x USB 3.2 Gen 1 Type-A, display port
Hardware Connectivity: DisplayPort, HDMI, USB, USB 2.0
Adaptive Sync: G-Sync
Additional Features: Anti Glare Screen, Blue Light Filter, Flicker-Free, Height Adjustment, Swivel Adjustment, Tilt Adjustment
Specific Uses For Product: Business, Gaming, Personal
Color: BLACK
Mounting Type: Wall Mount
Shape: Round
Brand: ASUS
Model Number: PG32UQX
Model Name: PG32UQX
Warranty Description: 3 Year Warranty with ARR
UPC: 192876569283
Manufacturer: ASUS
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Built-In Media: Color calibration report;ROG welcome card;Wall mount screw;tripod screw, PG32UQX LCD MONITOR;280W Power adapter;Power cord; DisplayPort cable;HDMI cable;USB3.0 cable, Warranty Card; Quick start guide; LED light cover; ROG pouch
Response Time: 4 Milliseconds
Total Number of HDMI Ports: 3
Total Usb Ports: 2
Number of Component Outputs: 2
Total USB 3.0 Ports: 2
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Style: 32" 4K 144Hz Mini-LED DSC G-SYNC Ultimate
Tested against the TCL 32R84 and BenQ MOBIUZ EX321UX. Crushes them both. TCL 32R84 has washed out Standard Dynamic Range (SDR) windows on High Dynamic Range (HDR), stuttering video playback, a Vertical Alignment (VA) panel with a black circle following the view angle (VA glow?), and constant Linux kernel warnings. EX321UX (<= V6 firmware) sucks for black scenes due to incorrect black brightness, has wake up issues, and have flickering backlight and unpleasant SDR in HDR handling. This monitor has none of these issues. You can even keep the HDR mode on all the time and work in SDR once you get used to some minor mouse/window haloing. Its colors are the most vibrant out of the three. It has the highest brightness and most comfortable to use on screen display. It has a fan, but it's only audible in a dead silent room. It's only DisplayPort 1.4, but Display Stream Compression is not noticeable. There's an occasional bug where it sometimes become washed out after a signal interruption (like a reboot), but just reset the signal by changing the display configuration and change it back and it'll be back to normal. It's a five year old monitor alright, but it's still the HDR queen. Great for the price if you can get one used. My only real complaint is ASUS decided to ruin the frame rate monitor on the bottom by flashing their logo on it every few seconds. It would be nice to have it if it just stays solid and didn't distract you, but at least you can disable it. Use the racing preset. If only an updated version with a faster panel, more dimming zones, DP 2.1, and no fan exists with a open source release of their widget control software on Linux...
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Reviewed in the United States on April 12, 2026 by Amazon Customer
Style: 32" 4K 144Hz Mini-LED DSC G-SYNC Ultimate
These are not issues I'd expect from a $3000 monitor. I've got about 3 dead pixels in the corner, but the dead-pixel policy (not to be confused for ZBD/zero bright dot) is for 3-5+. The monitor frequently won't wake up after turning on my computer. Doesn't matter if I unplug and replug the DP cable or power cord, it takes several attempts before it turns on again. I bought this monitor for both gaming (high hz) and office use (high resolution), thinking it would be good for both. In fact, it's not bad for this mixed use but I have to keep going into the settings to turn "Variable Backlight" on or off, because if you leave it on and use a dark theme app, you have will have massive amounts of miniLED backlight ghosting. i.e., the monitor will try to light up a patch of pixels around your mouse or white text on a black screen, and it looks quite bad. For gaming, the variable backlight doesn't produce any unwanted artifacts. I've yet to determine how much it improves the contrast, but black screens are noticeably darker than edge-lit monitors, so that's nice. The "OD" (overdrive) setting also produces nasty effects when scrolling a webpage if set to "Extreme". Normal seems OK. The whites weren't very white out of the factory, and the screen wasn't very bright. You have to change the "GameVisual" (why is it called that?) to something other than the default to get proper colors and brightness. Now it gets very bright -- in-game flashes of light sometimes blind me in real-life. IPS's supposedly have good viewing angles, but white screens don't appear to be perfectly uniform from edge-to-edge and the screen gets much darker if I look at even a 30 degree angle. Not a major concern since I sit center, but I'm not seeing the benefit here. All-in-all, it looks quite good in-game, but I expect perfection at this price point. Regarding the on-screen display. It's OK. If you want to display your FPS, which is the only thing I can think of that it would be good for, you have to install "Armoury Crate" (sic) but it doesn't tell you this anywhere. But every few seconds it feels the need to display an animation showing the ROG eye logo which is distracting. The monitor stand is beefy. It looks nice. It's adjustable. But way too big for my desk, so I replaced it with a monitor arm, which is kind of a waste. Update: How do I give this monitor less than 1 star? It takes about half an hour of plugging and unplugging it to get it to turn on. Not only is it not even usable, it's actively wasting my time now.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 9, 2021 by Mark P
Style: 32" 4K 144Hz Mini-LED DSC G-SYNC Ultimate
4K - 144Hz - HDR1400 - 12bit Color. Mini-LED. This had all the bells and whistles I could ask for from a Gaming Monitor at a steep price. Hooked up the monitor to 3080Ti card with the provided DisplayPort cable, enabled HDR on Win11 OS and it was off to the races. Setup went smoothly without any hiccups. HDR content on this monitor is AMAZE-BALLS! Literally identical to OLED quality output - I could not tell. Monitor was perfect. No dead pixels. There is literally no Halo effect when gaming, web browsing or doing any everyday task. If anything, I had to "look" for it and even then I could not tell if there was any Halo effect at all. Fired up Assassin's Creed Odyssey (PC Game) w/ HDR enabled. Wow! The scenery is breath taking. The leather armor or pouch on the Character looked like real leather. Gold plated weapons or Gold statues looked like real gold!! Fired up a few other AAA titles and I was convinced this one is a keeper and is here to stay until 8K becomes a thing. I can live without HDMI 2.1 personally. Unlike my previous monitor (LG 27GL850) and the majority, this has a built-in Nvidia G-SYNC Ultimate Processor. I may have gotten lucky, but I could not hear any noise from the "fan" in the monitor from my normal sitting position. My brother and I both agreed it is literally whisper quiet. Based on other recent reviews (Nov2021+), my experience with this monitor is similar. ASUS must have fixed the QA issues with their first batch. What I received was a perfect monitor. If you got the money, look no further. This is the monitor to buy!
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Reviewed in the United States on December 4, 2021 by John Huynh
Style: 32" 4K 144Hz Mini-LED DSC G-SYNC Ultimate
First I will start off with that I had to return mine due to the product being damaged, because As you can sort of see in the picture, I had two spots where the LEDS were stuck on and the one on the right actually had this matrix of tiny red dots around it. Unfortunately with the screen being off the camera would not focus properly with it. This effect persists at all times I initially did not noticed it when I got the product because unless you are looking for it or are on a black or very dark screen it is generally negligible. I was half tempted to keep the monitor because of how great everything else was until I remembered I had spent 3.2k on it with tax, and was not sure if with it being already damaged would that escalate, plus once I noticed it I could not unsee it. Apart from Defects this Monitor is pretty Amazing. The 1400 nits are REALLY bright. The colours in generally are fantastic and vivid. The smoothness of merely scrolling sites or windows with the 144hz was just so satisfying. the 32 inches is HUGE I have a 28inch 4k monitor which is still a little dwarfed by it. I did notice that because it was 32 inches that it was not as Crisp as my 28, but that is to be expected because of the pixel density. I know some people mention the active cooling system being loud, I personally did not notice this, but it is possible I never really put the monitor through its paces for it to kick in, due to the defect I had. I did have trouble getting the AuraSync to work trigger with the monitor, Not sure if that was also damaged, but I could never get the Back light to come on. Overall I think the Monitor is great, but for a product this expensive I think they need to be much more strict on quality control.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 17, 2021 by Dominique
Style: 32" 4K 144Hz Mini-LED DSC G-SYNC Ultimate
So far the colors are really nice and vibrant when you set it out , you can't increase the sharpness which is not a big thing as there is way too many pixels that you dont need to Noise : There is a very slight fan noise , if you are wearing a headset you will not hear it. only way you could notice it if you literally put you head close to the back of the monitor. Blooming : There is a blooming effect when its a pitch dark screen , its not there if it wasnt a pitch dark screen with very little white in middle. The blooming is less noticable if you sitting in middle of the screen , its very noticable when you come back from toilet from the edges but once your back on the PC you don't notice it anymore Pricing is ridiculous though, if LG comes out with its 42 inch oled soon i would recommend that over this. if pricing is not an issue , i would wait for the ProArt UCG version which is capped at 120hz but has a newer generation of the same panel used on this one, with less blooming and better color calibration with a cost of losing 24 hz.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 11, 2021 by Abdulla Al Suwaidi
Style: 32" 4K 144Hz Mini-LED DSC G-SYNC Ultimate
Waited almost 2 years for this to be available and nab it directly from Amazon instead of some reseller. Box shows up and its not in an Amazon box its an Asus box (which will be interesting when I go to return it tomorrow). I set up the monitor and right away i see there is insane backlight bleeding and wacky issues. Its hard to describe. Random pillars of light. You can make it change with the mouse cursor. This is with no HDR on. I played with tons of settings. I mean I went through absolutely all of it including the Variable Backlight. I talked to Asus and they said the monitor is defective and to deal with Amazon. I tried to exchange, hoping to get one that works. That failed. I spent a long time on chat as they escallated me upwards to try to get an exchange. The end result was that its a high dollar item and I can't exchange or refund it! I went for refund through the website and it cleared with UPS and QR Code. Wish me luck on returning it tomorrow and getting 3000 bucks back. Since its not an exchange I think the chances of me taking another stab at this monitor or similar Asus products is probably very low. After this experience I don't think I can just buy another one and find out the hard way. We'll see. Very disappointing monitor. Also it doesn't go low on the stand which is pretty common with these new monitors. But this ones even a bit worse than my current LG. My second monitor is a very very old Dell 30 inch 2k and it looks basically better than this Asus one. This is after you turn off that California lighting stuff (which you can't read fast enough before it chooses for you). and messing with the Asus monitors odd settings. There isn't a good base setting. I couldn't get the random light artifacts to go away. I'm frustrated with not being able to exchange it. A refund makes it hard to want to purchase and try again. Submitted an image but really you can just see all the videos about this issue on Youtube.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2021 by Michael R Kime
Style: 32" 4K 144Hz Mini-LED DSC G-SYNC Ultimate
The PG32UQX is the best monitor in the world currently and is absolutely worth it. The HDR on it is amazing due to the brightness peaks it can reach combined with all of the dimming zones. Unlike OLED, which is dim garbage in comparison, there is just no contest. 4k, 144hz, true 10-bit panel, 1152 MiniLED zones, 1600 peak nits and DisplayHDR 1400 certified, and a G-Sync Ultimate hardware module. Watching 4k video in HDR on a display of this caliber is such an extraordinary experience that it isn't something that can be described in text. Gaming is also amazing for the same reasons in addition to the G-Sync ultimate hardware module. The color space coverage is also enthusiast-tier (I've never seen higher PCI-D3 and REC.2020 coverage). Build quality is ultra-premium and it's full of nice firmware features.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 18, 2023 by Anonymous
Style: 32" 4K 144Hz Mini-LED DSC G-SYNC Ultimate
HDR is absolutely insane. I tested it against the TCL 32R84, 27R94, and 27" C2A Pro, and the newer 5K LG 32GQ850-B and none of them could beat it, although the 32R84 came very close. It feels crazy to even be writing this, given the monitor's age, but it's very much true. This thing has no VRR flicker (unlike my OLED 321URX) has better colors and brightness too. The micro-contrast compared to OLED isn't as good, simply because it's an IPS FALD system, but the over all macro-contrast is just so good that it leaves an impactful impression all on its own. If you play in an absolutely dark room and only play games with extremely stable frame rates, get a QD-OLED. Otherwise, get this. Seriously, it's the best Mini LED out there, even in 2026.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 19, 2026 by Marcello Frisina